Jeremy Smith
@jeremyrsmith.bsky.social
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Disagree, because I like em dashes.
May 29, 2025 at 8:53 PM
Disagree, because I like em dashes.
Also, I want to share with you what my YouTube home screen looks like. You can too! Ask me how!
I especially love this on Android TV, because it makes YouTube feel like a collection of "on-demand" channels, and the collection is exactly what you want it to be.
I especially love this on Android TV, because it makes YouTube feel like a collection of "on-demand" channels, and the collection is exactly what you want it to be.
March 5, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Also, I want to share with you what my YouTube home screen looks like. You can too! Ask me how!
I especially love this on Android TV, because it makes YouTube feel like a collection of "on-demand" channels, and the collection is exactly what you want it to be.
I especially love this on Android TV, because it makes YouTube feel like a collection of "on-demand" channels, and the collection is exactly what you want it to be.
I hadn't realized Facebook had taken over the Sun building. I guess I assumed Google had.
I learned to drive in the Sun Microsystems parking lot. It was sufficiently street-like and reliably empty on weekends. I wonder if the latter thing is still true (if not, it's an interesting culture contrast)
I learned to drive in the Sun Microsystems parking lot. It was sufficiently street-like and reliably empty on weekends. I wonder if the latter thing is still true (if not, it's an interesting culture contrast)
December 2, 2024 at 10:00 PM
I hadn't realized Facebook had taken over the Sun building. I guess I assumed Google had.
I learned to drive in the Sun Microsystems parking lot. It was sufficiently street-like and reliably empty on weekends. I wonder if the latter thing is still true (if not, it's an interesting culture contrast)
I learned to drive in the Sun Microsystems parking lot. It was sufficiently street-like and reliably empty on weekends. I wonder if the latter thing is still true (if not, it's an interesting culture contrast)